Okaaaaaay. I just smelled my grandmother's body powder.

[Jamastiene]

She's been dead since Easter 1987 and I haven't seen her kind of body powder since 1987, nor do we own any.

Should I call the "other" John Edwards now?
On second thought, maybe I shouldn't. It's kind of soothing to smell her around here.

She was really religious(in a good way). I wonder if I can get her to ask the Big Guy for a huge favor for me. How would I go about doing that?

This is eerie. I kinda like it though. :)

[Flaxbee]

1. I've had moments like that --

with one of my grandmothers who has been gone since 1989. Mostly its an odor - like you say, powder - that will trigger it.

Kind of like a wink or a hug, isn't it?

[Jamastiene]

3. Yup.

It's so sweet. Sunday Girl, my oldest cat, was also looking behind me earlier when I smelled it like she was looking at somebody. :)

[Maine-ah]

8. me too.

My great grandmother died in 1994.

[tanngrisnir3]

2. .....

[Lucian]

4. Wow...

that's creepy...

:scared:

[femmocrat]

5. I smell cigarette smoke sometimes. No one smokes in our house.

It's either my dad or MIL checking in, I guess. Cigarettes killed both of them.

[yellowdogintexas]

6. I smell cigarette smoke too. It is the furniture I inherited from my aunt

and a couple of pictures that hung in my in-laws house..reeking from the absorbed toxins.

[femmocrat]

7. We don't have anything like that in the house.

Which is why it is just strange to get a whiff of smoke!

;)

[applegrove]

9. I inherited a box my grandmother kept he makeup and jewelry in. Inside

was a lipstick in a hot pink shade she favored. After she died I used to open the lid and look inside and smile. They should have named that particular lipstick "granny Mac pink".

[Radical Activist]

10. your subject line sounded creepy

and the post got worse.
But still, thanks for sharing. :)

[Dr. Strange]

11. There are just certain subject lines that you never expect to see.

And then you see them.